In this week's TechRadio we talk about the latest discoveries from Pluto, the Reddit situation, and why Amazon Prime Day was a flop. Closer to home we have news on better broadband for all and Dusty chats with Laura Tobin of Dublin Maker.

On this week's show show Niall meets with Science Foundation Ireland Director General Mark Ferguson. In other news we take a look at the return of Google Glass and ask what next for Microsoft as another round of lay-offs looms.

We give our first impressions of Apple Music on iOS and Niall visits the National Digital Research Centre to meet CEO Ben Hurley.

NIall goes to DCU to see the founders of Daqri, maker of an augmented reality helmet that's straight out of a sci-fi movie.

Jamie McCormick reports on this year's E3 and Niall meets Dr Bruce Martin from UCD to talk about a course that teaches us how to think like a great entrepreneur

Dusty and Niall take a quick look at WWDC and Apple Music. Then we're off to the ESB Powering Innovation Expo for a talk with executive director for innovation Paul Mulvaney and futurist Sohail Inayatullah

This week Niall has the second part of his report from the ITLG Silicon Valley Global Technology Summit, where he meets Dr Nora Khaldi of Nuritas and Elaine Coughlan of Atlantic Bridge. In unrelated news, Dusty learns how Big Data is changing the face of healthcare.

The Internet of Things and Big Data will both change the way we use and think about technology. To find out more we take you to the Silicon Valley Global Tech Summit at DCU. There we interview key speakers Margaret Burgraff and Philip Moynagh from Intel. 60 min special.

Get behind the scenes at this weekend's massive Hackathon in DCU, learn how Spotify are hacking their app with new features, and a taster of the new movie that every tech head wants to see this year.

Microsoft is making Windows 10 simple, or not, Apple has big plans for Cork and why there are plenty of reasons to be cheerful if you're an educator working with technology.